First, the peak of life, Mary I, the Queen of the Three Kingdoms, is the daughter of james v of scotland. It is difficult for a girl to be king, but Mary is very lucky. All her brothers and sisters had died before she was born. Moreover, james v of scotland died five days after her birth, and Mary, who was only six days old, became the sole heir to the Scottish throne.

Besides being of Scottish descent, james v of scotland's mother is Margaret Tudor, the eldest daughter of henry vii, England, so Mary also has the right to inherit the English throne. Originally, according to the inheritance law, Mary's succession order was behind her cousin Elizabeth I, but according to Catholic regulations, Elizabeth was an illegitimate daughter and had no inheritance right, which made Mary a real heir to the throne.

But Henry VIII of England didn't want to. He forcibly ruled out Mary's right to inherit the throne, which made Elizabeth king of England. Even so, Mary thinks that her inheritance takes precedence over Elizabeth, who has always claimed to be the queen of Scotland and England.

Although Mary became the queen of Scotland after her birth, at that time, Scotland suffered from the interference of England, France, Spain and other powers and had to go into exile and spent most of her childhood in France. As an adult, Mary married her cousin Francois, the crown prince of France. A year later, Francois ascended the throne of France, and Mary became the queen of France.

Second, the queen remarried and did not meet a lover.

This is Mary's most imposing moment. She claims to be the queen of Scotland, England and France. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. Less than a year later, Francois died. France also reached a settlement with Queen Elizabeth and withdrew its troops from Scotland. Mary had to leave France and return to Scotland, ending her status as Queen of the Three Kingdoms.

Although Mary was the Queen of Scotland, people at that time generally doubted women's ability and thought that women were still inferior to men. Mary chose to marry her cousin Lord Darnley to stabilize her position. Unfortunately, I married the wrong person this time. Although Mary got pregnant soon, their relationship soon broke up. The reason for the rupture was that Darnley wanted to be regent during the pregnancy of the Queen, not the man behind the Queen, but the king of Scotland who fought alongside Mary, but this request was rejected by Mary.

Angry Darnley, regardless of Mary's pregnancy, joined forces with other nobles to assassinate Mary's favorite and put Mary under house arrest. Although Darnley later changed his position again, broke with the nobles involved in the assassination and released Mary, but Mary no longer trusted him, and the marriage relationship between the two sides existed in name only.

Soon, Mary gave birth to James, but she claimed that the father of the child was not Darnley, but her new lover, the Earl of boswell. Five months after James was born, Darnley was found dead near the palace. At that time, it was rumored that Darnley was murdered by Mary and boswell. What makes the rumor more rampant is that after Darnley's death, Mary and boswell immediately directed and staged a kidnapping, and boswell rescued Mary and they got married.

Third, the absurd queen was finally executed.

But in fact, before she got married, Mary was pregnant in boswell, which is known to many people. Mary's absurdity angered all the Scottish nobles, who United against her, imprisoned Mary and forced her to pass on the throne to her son James. Mary successfully escaped from prison and recruited troops to restore the throne, but failed. The defeated Mary fled to England and was imprisoned by Elizabeth.

After 18 years in prison, Mary was accused of participating in many Catholic plots to overthrow Elizabeth. Elizabeth had scruples about executing a man who was born a king, but the subjects who supported Protestantism and Elizabeth's rule in England did not want Mary's potential threat to continue and urged Elizabeth to execute Mary, so she finally signed Mary's execution order.

1587 On February 8th, Mary was beheaded at Frisley Castle in Northamptonshire at the age of 45. Mary's life is very expensive, but it's a pity that it got worse after three marriages, and her bad love luck finally ruined her imperial road.